The tomb looks so nice and astheticlly beautiful. And environment here is also so nice. And one must come here to spend quality time here. With freinds and family. But some people do not care about this beautiful place as they sit on tombs as well as week parts of the structure. Which should be not done. And this should be looked by the athorities.

A must visit place in Gwalior.. Don't miss this place...Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus is located near Hazira Chowk in Gwalior. There is no entry fees to visit this place. Timings of this place are from Sunrise to Sunset ( according to a board right near entry. The entrance is inside a small street hence not clearly visible from main road.. This place is more popular as Tansen ka maqbara and not as tomb of Mohammad Ghaus..It is a beautiful park where there are many masoleum and tombs. The main Building is the Masoleum of Mohammad Ghaus, just on the right side , tomb of Tansen exists. And to the left , tomb of Bahu Sahiba exists, she was the wife of Mohammad Ghaus. And there are many other graves of their subordinates... the park is well maintained and peaceful.. The main tomb is a marvel of architecture. The main building is very huge , has a great scale and the jalis on the outside of the building are very detailed and beautiful, one can spend hours relaxing on the beautiful garden watching this beautiful masterpiece of architecture. The tomb of Ghuas has a white grave inside the tomb and people come here to pray..So don't go with the shoes inside..Just remove them outside the stairs. The best time to visit this place is early morning or in the evening...Sharing autos are also easily available from Hazira Chowk. Car Parking space is not available..

Hazrat Muhammad Ghaus Gwaliyari (R.A), One of the renowned Sufi Saint of Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh, India. It was a mesmerizing experience visiting the Dargah of Hazrat Muhammad Ghaus Gwaliyari (R.A), Very refreshing and peaceful experience.

Tomb of Moh Gaus, a famous Sufi saint in the reign of Akbar, Situated in Hazira Gwalior. Saint died in Agra but buried in Gwalior. A memorial of Tansen, disciple of Moh Gaus also placed nearby his tomb. This place is considered a holy remarkable place for classical singers and artist. They offer prayers here to strengthen their spiritual and melodious connection with art. There is also a tamarind tree, chewing of its leaf makes voice more melodious, a tradition associated with this place.

Marvel of Spiritual Strength It is located on Northern fringe of Gwalior city with beautifully spread lawns and variety of Rose plants, adding colours to its serenity. A beautiful piece of Persian architecture where saint Ghous Mohammad and his family members rest in peace with his disciple and music.

Tomb of Sufi Saint from 16th Century built by Akbar. One of the best Sandstone Jali works I have seen in any of the Monuments. The outdoor gardens are very well landscaped. This Monument is right in the centre of Bazaar area and hence it is better to visit early morning before Market starts or go by rickshaw or walk. No parking available at site. Public Utilities available. Site is very well maintained. Their are some more graves of his family members outside the tomb. Worth a visit.

Ok okay place to visit.... Not much tourist spot... But the pictures capturing during sunset is good.

Beautiful historical architecture 🏛️ in d lap of Gwalior city.🤩 Ambiance is so good. As per history 👉🏻d Tomb it was built ⚒️in 16th century AD during d Akbar's rule. 👑Ghaus Mohammed was an Afghan Prince who later converted into a Sufi saint. 😱According to legend, Mohammad Ghaus assisted Babur when he was conquered d 🏛️fort of Gwalior in 1526 CE. The Sufi saint who belongs to 16th century occupies an 👉🏻important position in d history of Mughal India & had great influence over Mughal emperors like Babur, Humayun. 😍It is a prominent pilgrimage 🕌center of both Muslims☪️ & Hindus🕉️. D structure of this tomb is typical 🤩Mughal architecture with hexagonal pillars stand at each of its 4 corners. D building is ⬜square in plan & topped by a square dome decorated with blue ceramic tiles. It has🤔 hexagonal domed kiosks at its corners together with sloping eaves tht project frm exterior. 🖼️D tomb walls feature intricate carvings & latticework. At it's surrounding there is big ground to sit & enjoy d pleasant moment🤩 with beautiful flowering🌼🍁🌺 plants. U can also see many🕊️ pegion eating bird foods & 🐿️ squirrel also. It is bst tourist place 🤩

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM Entry Fee: Free At a distance of 1 km from Gwalior Fort and 3 km from Gwalior Junction, Tombs of Mohammed Ghaus & Tansen are situated in the town of Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Well known for its architecture, the tomb complex is one of the prominent sightseeing attractions in Gwalior. The Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus was built in 16th century AD during the Akbar's rule. Ghaus Mohammed was an Afghan Prince who later converted into a Sufi saint. According to legend, Mohammad Ghaus assisted Babur when he was conquered the fort of Gwalior in 1526 CE. The Sufi saint who belongs to 16th century occupies an important position in the history of Mughal India and is said to have had great influence over Mughal emperors like Babur and Humayun. Tomb of Ghaus Mohammed is a prominent pilgrimage center of both Muslims and Hindus. The structure of this tomb is typical Mughal architecture with hexagonal pillars stand at each of its four corners. The building is square in plan and topped by a square dome decorated with blue ceramic tiles. It has hexagonal domed kiosks at its corners together with sloping eaves that project from exterior. The tomb walls feature intricate carvings and latticework.

Set amongst a serene park frequented mostly by local populace one can find this monument built more than five hundred years ago. Road leading upto the monument is a bit congested but once inside it’s very peaceful. Best visits would be during late afternoon for the golden light from the sun.

Underrated place that can only be accessed via 1 way through main road with a narrow lane connecting this place to it. Ghaus Tomb is a sufi shrine built beautifully with intricate jaali work by carving the yellow sand stone of Gwalior. It's a tranquil place that helps you feel some serenity and peace, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. One thing that I found really interesting os that people have attached their wedding invitation on the main shrine to invite the sufi saint to bless their families and let everything happen without any obstacle. If you are visiting this city and have some time to explore it, I'd suggest you to visit this place.

(Translated by Google) Hum Sab saare dost milkar yaha ghoomne aaya karte he beautiful places (Original) Hum Sab saare dost milkar yaha ghoomne aaya karte he beautiful places

It’s a tomb for Mohd Ghaus and Tansen at one place. Good garden to sit in sun and relax with less crowd. From tourist perspective, nothing much to see and admire, it can be a tick in the box. If your schedule is tight then you can skip this place. There is no ticket to visit this and toilets are ther just at the entry of building. Whole premise or area is not too big. Don’t take your care as ther is no parking and then you have to park on road side only.

Nice and peaceful place. Treat to eyes.

Visited this tomb back in January before the lockdown. This tomb was constructed for Mohammad Ghaus, the Sufi saint and advisor to the Mughal Emperor Akbar, music teacher to Tansen, whose tomb is also in this tomb complex. The building walls are beautifully crafted of fine latticework, while the building is a fine example of Mughal architecture. One of the best things to see in Gwalior.

Tricky to find the entrance which is down a side alley off a bustling 'market' Street. Once you enter the grounds, peace descends. Beautiful building, worth walking around the corridor that runs around the outside of the central prayer room.

Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India Muhammad Ghaus (or Ghawth) was a 16th c Sufi saint and teacher of the Mughal emperor Humayun as well as Tansen, the famous musician in Akbar’s court. The saint’s large tomb, built in the second half of the 16th c during Akbar’s rule, is the main structure in the garden complex located about a kilometer away from Gwalior Fort’s main eastern approach, and is surrounded by graves and smaller pavilion tombs, including that of Tansen. The large central dome of the saint’s tomb tops the actual enclosed and walled large single room that houses the tomb, and the surrounding structure is more like a verandah with jaalis (perforated stone screens), which gives the structure a larger “enclosed” appearance than it actually has. The central dome with four small chattris (domed pavilions) resting on a prominent rectangular base has a shape much like many domes found in central India, for example similar to the domes of Hoshang Shah’s tomb in Mandu and the Mandu Jami Masjid.

Historic Place. This place is famous for the Sufi nature and also the tomb of "Tansen" the renowned singer of Indian History is here.

A nice way to spend a spare hour.

All staffs and Doctors are very good and cooperative. All behaved very nice and had taken care very well. Highly recommend this hospital for everyone.

Beautiful. Very well made, so many intricacies in the architecture!

Amazing place in Gwalior every one going to this beautiful place.

Beautiful & well maintained monument to great Sufi saint Mohammed Ghous. The legend is that Ghous was a Afghan prince who fought with Babur but subsequently became a Sufi saint. He was guru of Tansen as well. A small tomb of Tansen the great classical singer & composer is also present in this complex. Built in 16th century during the time of king Akbar the monument has beautiful & intricate lattice or Jali work. Set in green lawns the Tomb looks beautiful. It is a Dargah in fact as per stone notice board there - मोहम्मद गौस की दरगाह. Open early morning till six in the evening. Entry free. Parking not available. Afternoons are hot therefore take care.

Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India Muhammad Ghaus (or Ghawth) was a 16th c Sufi saint and teacher of the Mughal emperor Humayun as well as Tansen, the famous musician in Akbar’s court. The saint’s large tomb, built in the second half of the 16th c during Akbar’s rule, is the main structure in the garden complex located about a kilometer away from Gwalior Fort’s main eastern approach, and is surrounded by graves and smaller pavilion tombs, including that of Tansen.

Very nice place

It is just a graveyard of Sufi saint Muhammad Gaus and his spiritual disciples. Tansen was most famous disciple of him. He was all the time greatest musician in the human history after Baiju Bawara. He was one of the navratna of Mugal Baadshah Mohammad Jalaluddin Akbar's court. An another's graveyard is also made up near the gate on the left side at Tansen's tomb. And a tamarind tree is also situated on the left of the back of the Tansen's tomb . A dargaah is placed in the main building. Bahu sahiba ka makbara indicates a lady's memorial on the left side of back of this premises. On some grave something is written which may be in Arabic, Persian or Urdu but we can't understand this.....💐

Nice place

Love it old ethnic ancient nicely to visit place like this

I enjoyed a lot. This place is situated in hazira. This is the tomb of Tasen who was counted in 9 gems of Akbar. Many people come here in morning for fresh air. There is no ticket to visit this monument. This is a historical place built by Akbar.

Awesome historical place.

It's a great place to visit with friends or family

History tells us something

Tomb of Muhammad Ghaus The largest tomb in the park belongs to Muhammad Ghaus. Born in 1500 AD, Muhammad Ghaus was a Sufi saint and musician who assisted Barbur with his acquisition of Gwalior Fort in 1526. The tomb is square with a slightly squat central dome which was once decorated with blue tiles, now sadly missing. The walls of the tomb are nearly 2m thick, supporting hexagonal corner towers crowned by smaller domes. The highlight of this tomb from an architectural perspective are the carved stone lattices (jaalis) , which are on the outer wall of a lofty verandah that surrounds the inner chamber. Mohammed Ghaus was the teacher (Guru) of Tansen. Tomb of Tansen is nearby to the tomb of his guru.

Beautiful serene atmosphere.

Good place & Park very cleaned

Ghaus Mohammed was a 15th century Sufi saint. He was an Afghan prince who later became a Sufi. He was the teacher of musician Tansen. He was the advisor of King Babur. The Tomb of Ghaus Mohammed is the best example of Medieval Mughal architecture design. The tomb has a gorgeous look with its mind blowing architectural beauty and stone carvings. Ghaus Muhammed never adorned any seat of power, but different Mughal rulers including Akbar the Great took years of effort to build such a marvellous tomb in memory of him. It shows the prestigious position he had among the ruled. The Tansen Tomb or the Memorial or Tansen is also placed nearby. #MohammedGhausTomb

Very good education with good facilities

(Translated by Google) Tansen makbara gwalior (Original) Tansen makbara Gwalior

Good

(Translated by Google) Mashallah (Original) Mashallah

Yes be like place

Nice place to visit

This tomb is having a structural with hexagonal towers at its corner mounted by small domes

Always nostalgic

Gwalior

good tomb

(Translated by Google) famus sufi sant & guru of tansen (Original) famus sufi sant & guru of tansen

Nice place

Peace.

It is good for morning freshness

Nice

Decent tomb in gwalior

Good work

Beautiful tomb, quite underrated. No entry fee.

Fabulous place for spending time with family

Super

Beautiful place with a huge park to walk around. The place has spirituality in it, the busy market takes you back in the time, the place also does not charge an entry fee and is nicely maintained.

Nice place ..worth visiting ..nice historical monument